Are the wheels solid or tube? Made of rubber or plastic? Safe on hardwoods? Handle rough terrain?
39665
The tires are rubber and inflatable. The tires were also large enough to handle transporting a 200 pound safe through part of my yard, up a few stairs and into the house fairly easily considering I was doing this myself without help. I've not used this on hardwood floors, but they would be no problem that I foresee.
39666
Rubber tubed tires. Safe on hardwood as long as tires are clean. Ideally while moving items over hardwood you would want to lay down a protective runner. Big tires would handle somewhat rough terrain
39667
tube ---rubber --as long as you wipe the dirt of them --no mark on hardwood -- yes on rough terrain as long as you can pull it ----It will go over just about any thing--
39668
The large wheels are rubber, tube type (air filled), and the small wheels are solid plastic. In the vertical configuration the truck handles medium to rough terrain well. In the horizontal configuration it is only good for smooth surfaces due to the small plastic wheels. I can't comment on the compatibility with flooring types.
39669
The wheels are made out of rubber. It took a month for the strong rubber smell to go away. I would put plastic down on hardwood to avoid stains with a new cart. Very sturdy on rough terrain.
39670
The wheels are rubber tires with tubes. Since they are air filled, are great for rough terrain and flat surfaces. i don't have wood floors, so i don't know if they might leave marks that need to be removed. Since they are air filled, flats can happen. after a lot of normal use i got a flat when moving something extremely heavy in rough terrain. i pushed the weight limits too far. i'm going to SLIME the tubes just to see if it works. Replacement tubes are readily available on this site and many other sources. I prefer pneumatic tires especially for stairs and rough terrain and accept the consequences of really putting a tool to work. The wheels are rubber tires with tubes. Since they are air filled, are great for rough terrain and flat surfaces. i don't have wood floors, so i don't know if they might leave marks that need to be removed. Since they are air filled, flats can happen. after a lot of normal use i got a flat when moving something extremely heavy in rough terrain. i pushed the weight limits too far. i'm going to SLIME the tubes just to see if it works. Replacement tubes are readily available on this site and many other sources. I prefer pneumatic tires especially for stairs and rough terrain and accept the... » Read More The wheels are rubber tires with tubes. Since they are air filled, are great for rough terrain and flat surfaces. i don't have wood floors, so i don't know if they might leave marks that need to be removed. Since they are air filled, flats can happen. after a lot of normal use i got a flat when moving something extremely heavy in rough terrain. i pushed the weight limits too far. i'm going to SLIME the tubes just to see if it works. Replacement tubes are readily available on this site and many other sources. I prefer pneumatic tires especially for stairs and rough terrain and accept the consequences of really putting a tool to work. « Show Less
39671
The wheels are rubber tube. I would think they would be fine on hardwoods if they were clean. The wheels are big enough to handle a moderately rough terrain.
39672
The wheels are inflatable and made of rubber. I've used this on hardwood floors with very heavy loads and did no damage to the floors. I've also used it outside to move heavy loads over grass, curbs, rocks, etc and it has worked very well. Hope this is helpful feedback for you.
39673
Rubber tires....I never had to put in them yet....they might have tubes....
39674
Tube tires made of rubber.... I have used mine on pretty much every terrain and still have yet to see it leave any marks or damage. The only negative I could possibly come up with is the pins can become loose after a time however I'm pretty sure If I were to bend them a little that the problem would be no more. Hope that helps!
1343844
No. This is a heavy duty smooth wheel. Unless it gets grit/dirt imbedded in the wheel itself prior to rolling on a hardwood floor I think it would be very safe.
1097804
I have hardwood floors throughout my home and I have not had any problems with the wheels marring the floors. The wheels are not a soft spongy rubber, but a nice smooth plastic that should not harm your floors.
441544
Unfortunately the wheels are plastic. The floor in my shop is not the smoothest but so far they work quite well even with me sitting on the stool. Just how long they will last is anyone's guess, for the money I'm satisified with the stool.
1501755
They are rubber. I'd be ok with them on my hardwoods as long as they were clean.
2137493
I don't have it in front of me now, but I believe they are a hard rubber. My mother has taken it through all types of weather (we live in the Chicago area) and over cracked sidewalks, gravel, and grass. We've never had a problem with the wheels cracking, splitting or showing any damage whatsoever.
2134888
The wheel has a firm rubber-like surface that meets the floor. I don't think it is pure rubber, nor would I expect pure rubber to hold up as well under the weigh of my shop router, and other workstations. They are well made.
49064
No I'm sorry I don't think so. The wheels are hard plastic not rubber! They are slippery and have no grip to them! If it was just solid dirt maybe but no rocky! I have used it on the boardwalk, cement, dirt, she'll but they were all firm flat and she'll was hard to control! Good luck!! It is very sturdy though. I took the bag off the bottom and put on a leather carry large purse I bought so it wouldn't look so much like a old persons walker since I'm only 55 lol! I use that and my portable oxygen and my small purse and have no trouble pushing it!
1994404
Hi Mary K., The wheels are made of solid rubber. This is a really great cart.
275688
The wheels are a hard plastic but very sturdy. They lock so they do not move much at all. I have not had any problems with the wheels.
95601
I think they're rubber - and yes - we have hardwood floors and my daughter took this stroller everywhere when she was younger. :) It is VERY well built.
324912
The wheels are neither hard plastic or softer rubber. They are a dense squeezable foam composition. For being foam they work great on our laminate floors and I love the fact they won't cause any scratches.
95603
The wheels are made from a soft rubber. The wheels are very light and will not damage the hardwood. My kids are always running through the house with the stroller. We have all hardwood floors. This is truly a very nice stroller.
695290
It's virtually a box cart on wheels. It's durable, but not meant for bad surfaces. I use it at the farmer's market and it's got curbs and cracks in the pavement. There are times when the spinning front wheels get caught. I would recommend pulling it; or getting another type of pull-cart that would be more durable for rough terrain. I've seen carts that look like pullie-duffle bags that might be better suited for your need.
1727066
Bought these for my grandsons, I believe the rear wheels are hard plastic. They are the hit of the neighborhood.
1796135
The tires are plastic. Rides well over most surfaces. I have not had any problems.
1727974
Wheels are plastic probably won,t scratch wooden floors. all pretty lite weight